Dodge County

Located at 720 College Street in Eastman, Georgia, the Dodge County public school district operates as an open, traditional, non-charter public system situated in a distant town setting. Spanning five operational school campuses, the district delivers complete public education covering every level from pre-kindergarten through the twelfth grade. Serving a total student population of 2,659 children—comprising 1,380 male students and 1,279 female students—the system supports learners through every stage of development. Early education begins with 112 pre-kindergarten and 195 kindergarten pupils, scaling upward to a high school division anchored by 188 twelfth-grade students.

Drawing from the 2024–2025 NCES context, Dodge County's student body reflects a diverse local demographic, including 1,404 White, 921 Black, 165 Hispanic, 149 multiracial, 13 Asian, 6 American Indian, and 1 Pacific Islander student. To foster academic growth and operational excellence, the district employs a robust workforce totaling 906.4 full-time equivalent personnel. This staffing infrastructure features 421.2 full-time equivalent classroom teachers and 66 instructional aides providing direct learning assistance, complemented by 419.2 support staff members who manage administrative, facility, and student care operations. Parents, students, and researchers can reach the district office directly by phone at (478) 374-3783.